Ed Sheeran On The 1 Annoying Phrase He Uses That Irks His Wife And Friends
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The singer opened up about the one thing he's "always saying."
Ed Sheeran is cherishing every moment with his wife, Cherry Seaborn, and their two children.
The “Perfect” singer spoke about being a parent to his girls, Lyra and Jupiter, during an appearance on Kylie Kelce’s “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, released on Thursday.
He also shared a phrase he uses often during these child-rearing years, despite how much it might irk those closest to him.
“This is something that I annoy my friends with and I annoy Cherry with, but I’m always saying, ‘We’re living in the good old days,’” he told Kelce.
“What is happening now... that’s a moment that in 30 years’ time, you’ll go, ‘Oh man, wasn’t that nice.’ And you’re actually living it at the time,” the 34-year-old entertainer shared.
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